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@verndale/roving-ux

v1.0.3

Published

stateful roving index for web ui

Downloads

28

Readme

Roving UX

Original idea: https://github.com/argyleink/roving-ux

Turns tedious tab UX into a controlled and stateful experience

Features & Why

1️⃣ User's shouldn't need to tab through each item in a list to see the next list
2️⃣ Providing keyboard list UX should be easy
3️⃣ Maintaining the last focused element should be easy

Getting Started

Installation

npm i @verndale/roving-ux

Use the JSDelivr CDN https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@verndale/roving-ux

Importing

// import from CDN
import { rovingIndex } from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@verndale/roving-ux/+esm"; // cdn es2020

// import from NPM
import { rovingIndex } from "@verndale/roving-ux"; // npm es6/common modules
const rovingIndex = require("@verndale/roving-ux"); // commonjs
Syntax

Quick API Overview

rovingIndex({
  element: node, // required: the container to get roving index ux
  target: "#foo", // optional: a query selector for which children should be focusable
  callback: (el) => el, // optional: callback that receives the focused element
});

Example Usage

import { rovingIndex } from "@verndale/roving-ux";

// just one roving ux container
// roving-index will use direct children as focus targets
rovingIndex({
  element: document.querySelector("#carousel"),
});
import { rovingIndex } from "@verndale/roving-ux";

// many roving ux containers
// passes a custom query selector so the proper elements get focus
document.querySelectorAll(".horizontal-media").forEach((scroller) => {
  rovingIndex({
    element: scroller,
    target: "a",
  });
});